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The best of my mountains hiking & crawling
- Thread starter trucktrial
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THE CRAWLER KING
Rock Crawler
#62 Winter ascent to the peak of "Chinebral de Gamueta" 2329m.
rise from 1350 to 2329 m on snow and ice.
Departure on the grassland so cold that it seemed like walking on wood
First steps in a beech forest
Climb to a mountain pass known as "Passage of the Bear"
Very hard ascent zigzagging up the slope
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Atxerito and Chinebral peaks, our goal.
approximation to the top, in the background
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The first arrow points to a small shelter in the "Paso del Oso".
The second, aty the "Paso del Caballo",
The third arrow, the refuge of Linza, where we began the hike.
Descent path, that's just a mountain for approximation to peak.
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Link to trail #62 [ translated ] http://www.google.com/translate?langpair=es|en&u=http://www.rc-hiking.com/chinebral.htm
Have you gotten a chance to try the Pro-Line Trenchers out yet?
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trucktrial
Rock Stacker
Yes, these trenchers have about 10 hours of testing, 2000m climbing up and down, some 22 km of trails with all types of terrain.
Undoubtedly the best place is the loose soil and dry limestone rock, have a wet rock acceptable performance and not very good with mud or snow.
Limestone rock. Very good: 8 / 10 . As expected, soft rubber sticky.
Wet rock. Normal: 5 / 10. Badly as most all, never guess to where it will be without skidding
Loose soil. Excellent: 9 / 10 . Amazing, no doubt their natural terrain, very good traction.
Grass. Acceptable: 7 / 10 .Not so much as chevrons V, but acceptable, perhaps a slight tendency to slip at low speeds
Mud and Snow . Normal 5 / 10 . with 1.43 kg / wheel maintain a good good combination of traction and flotation
Maneuverability : 9 / 10: Very good, easier to turn because they are somewhat narrower and have fairly hard sponge.
there is less contact with the ground. Very accurate.
all dimensions in millimeters
Moab serie 40 / Trencher / Chevron original emaxx 3906
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rockeater
Quarry Creeper
There are simply no word's for the amazing scenary you have posted. Thank you for sharing this amazing feat ya have done. "thumbsup""thumbsup"
Manning
RCC Addict
Great pics! Thank you very much for posting all of them.
AARON900RR
Newbie
i agree!!!
trucktrial
Rock Stacker
#63 Gabedaille pass and Aguas Tuertas
Here begins the trail, can not continue with a 1/1 car.
A few meters before the trail coincided with a fox, now a bit of rock and ice
Entrance to a dark valley, the mountains of over 2500 m prevent the sun arrive before mid-morning.
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mountaineers moving toward the passage of Gabedaille, on the French border
playing with a frozen river meander
heading towards the mountain pass
Crossing the French border, after passing the col
More at RC Hiking Pyrenees #63 Aguastuertas --> Google Translate
Here begins the trail, can not continue with a 1/1 car.
A few meters before the trail coincided with a fox, now a bit of rock and ice
Entrance to a dark valley, the mountains of over 2500 m prevent the sun arrive before mid-morning.
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mountaineers moving toward the passage of Gabedaille, on the French border
playing with a frozen river meander
heading towards the mountain pass
Crossing the French border, after passing the col
More at RC Hiking Pyrenees #63 Aguastuertas --> Google Translate
WickedCrawler
Newbie
Great pics!!
Jeepial
I wanna be Dave
Absolutely amazing!!!! The places and miles that you and your emaxx have traveled is truly remarkable! I envy you!! Keep it going!!
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yea, I envy him BIG time, that would be amazing to view & take your crawler with you, that's just awesome!!!
thanks for taking the time to post these up...very cool8)
looking forward to the next hike, subscribed"thumbsup"
trucktrial
Rock Stacker
Trails n.64/65/66
Snow nuggets
NA-137 Road to ???
Cheewakka tree
Aralar mountain park
Aralar II
Scale mountains
Above the clouds
Lyra and my Emaxx.
First winter attempt to Lakora Peak.
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Snow nuggets
NA-137 Road to ???
Cheewakka tree
Aralar mountain park
Aralar II
Scale mountains
Above the clouds
Lyra and my Emaxx.
First winter attempt to Lakora Peak.
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I really enjoy mountain hiking with my R/C's but you have elevated it to an art form. Your country has some of the most beautiful mountain scenery I have ever seen.
My local *mountains* are ant hills by comparison. :lmao:
Keep the pictures coming I have just sat and looked through your whole thread from the beginning at one sitting. "thumbsup"
My local *mountains* are ant hills by comparison. :lmao:
Keep the pictures coming I have just sat and looked through your whole thread from the beginning at one sitting. "thumbsup"
raw111
Rock Stacker
I have viewed this thread several times and it is amazing what that emaxx has been thru! Makes me wish i never sold my old one. I have a question tho, have you considered changing to 2.4? One less thing to possibly snap when the truck ends up end over end, As well as no huge antenna to possibly bend on the tx. And a little bit less wieght for battery's?
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WOW, great pictures, nice EMaxx and what scenery!!! Thanks and keep sharing! Do you have a build thread for your E-Maxx?
Never saw it there....but I haven't been on there in years either...kinda miss my T-Maxx now, but I'd buy an E-Maxx instead now that lipos and brushless motors are so good!
Never saw it there....but I haven't been on there in years either...kinda miss my T-Maxx now, but I'd buy an E-Maxx instead now that lipos and brushless motors are so good!
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trucktrial
Rock Stacker
I have a personal page dedicated exclusively to these RC mountain walks, from this page you may gain access to all hikes.
http://rc-hiking.com/index-eng.htm
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DemetriM
Newbie
holy cow i bet that thing get's heavy on long hikes. Way to be dedicated! 2 great hobbies to enjoy together. Beautiful pictures by the way.
angelicgundam90
Rock Stacker
wow that was just amazing. thanks for sharing!
Satanicfly
Newbie
This is truly my favorite thread of all time you have made it my new hobby climb mountains and rc going to have to change my tmaxx into an e Maxx or just go buy a summit but I am truly motivated to try this thank you so much great pictures !!!! Hope to see more!!!!!!!